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Eleutheropolis Amphitheater This later 2nd century CE amphitheater was part of the wealthy city of Eleutheropolis, re-constituted by Septimus Severus as a Roman city in 199/200 CE on the site of Hellenistic Marisa. An amphitheater like this was undoubtedly used to host gladiatorial contests as well as mock battles and mock hunts.

Eleutheropolis Amphitheater

This later 2nd century CE amphitheater was part of the wealthy city of Eleutheropolis, re-constituted by Septimus Severus as a Roman city in 199/200 CE on the site of Hellenistic Marisa. An amphitheater like this was undoubtedly used to host gladiatorial contests as well as mock battles and mock hunts.

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